The House v. NCAA settlement which took effect in July allows schools to revenue share with student athletes in exchange for their name, image and likeness.

Across Colorado roughly 185,000 acres have burned this summer, compared with 80,000 during same period in 2024.

The six foot-long hot dogs, slathered with toppings, were devoured over the course of two innings during the Saints game.

Minors over 14 must be compensated, while anyone younger is prohibited from appearing in monetized content.

With menu items like Muttloaf and Bowser Beer, restaurants are making dining out suitable for all family members, even the furry ones.

Launched last month, 'Buffs Premier' allows Colorado Buffaloes fans and revenue-sharing student-athletes to interact like never before.

Bus shuttles will replace trains from Union Depot to Raymond Avenue due to maintenance that might cause delays.

Rising costs of vet care, housing insecurity and economic struggles are putting pet ownership out of reach for many Minnesotans.

Hundreds of residents sauntered around Lowry Hill East for the annual celebration of the neighborhood’s cats.

The Relish Brothers of Roseville use local suppliers and donate part of their profits to a group supporting youth athletes.

From river cruises to over-the-top brunches, Twin Cities restaurants are all-in on celebrating dads.

Last-minute shoppers have found barren shelves at Walmart and balloon shops fully booked.

After months of legal negotiations and one day before a “show cause” hearing was scheduled in Larimer County District Court, Estes Park Health revised its concession in a Colorado Open Records Act law...

Sandwiched between two houses off of Ivy Street and Moraine Avenue sits a trio of red shipping containers. Inside lies a fully functional sports bar, owned by former professional baseball […]

After surviving cancer in elementary school, she will battle Colorado’s best at the State Championship Meet on Saturday.

Last week, the Estes Valley Voice hosted a panel discussion on what recently imposed tariffs might mean for local retailers and other businesses in the Estes Valley as we head into the high summer visitor season. Scott Applegate, the president and CEO of the Band of Estes Park, was one of the panel members. Saying that he has literally seen "fire and rain" as a local banker in the Estes Valley, Applegate provided a tip sheet with some guidance about navigating what could be some more volatility in the market over the next few months.

The two-time Olympic gold medalist from Vail buys into National Women’s Soccer League team as it prepares for 2026 debut.

All five seats on the Estes Valley Fire Protection District Board are open in tomorrow’s election. Two seats are for four-year terms and three seats are for four-year terms. In all there are nine candidates. The candidates for the 4-year term are Scott Dorman, Steven Ferrante, Jeff Robbins, and Jon (Hippy) Smith. Candidates for the 2-year term are Christopher Buser, Robert H.

Denver NWSL President Jen Millet discussed CU Boulder's impact on her journey to success.